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NYT says Jensen Huang had a relationship Nvidia's vice president of health care. nytimes.com/2026/11/11/techn…
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Eastern Michigan did basically this for Women’s Golf. Prior to 2026, they’d never made an NCAA Regional. They invested in the team, and went all the way to the National Semifinal.
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A zyn bar at a golf course probably goes incredibly hard for people who hysterically laugh at Pat McAfee ripping his shirt off on College Gameday
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Spotted today in midtown Kansas City. Unfortunately, on some level, you do kind of gotta hand it to this guy
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I was worried it might come to this
Russell Brand’s Pubic Hair Removed From London Museum After Rape Conviction, Curator Says 'I Have No Desire to Hear His Name Again' variety.com/2026/global/news…
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The Russini report being on an offshore gambling site, with an egg Twitter avatar, and crashing the servers on its first episode is like something out of a Larry David show LOL. You could not write a better script.
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I live in the greater Indianapolis area. When Jonathan Taylor signed his deal in August, Carlie Irsay-Gordon walked with him on the practice field and Taylor addressed the fans and bought everyone a beer. He’s the franchise, he was going nowhere without an overpay. This is still a business that requires people to pay to see a watchable product. Without Taylor, they don’t have one.
Outside of Edgerrin James, he’s the best running back the team has EVER had. They are in a weak division and without a WR they paid $100 mil. The defense is young and leaky, and they have an issue at QB with no first round picks. I would take Taylor over a random dart throw second rounder, from a team that likely finishes with a mid 20s-early 30s pick if they were to trade for Taylor anyway
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And now that sacred land has been developed into a golf course and mansions. The tree huggers and armchair historians that stopped that project should feel like idiots.
On this day in 1993, Michael Eisner announced plans to build a $650 million American history-themed park called Disney's America. It was planned to be built 35 miles west of Washington D.C. in Haymarket, Virginia.
The park's master layout featured nine distinct thematic zones arranged around a central lagoon, tracing American history from the colonial era through World War II.
Preservationists and citizens fiercely protested building an amusement complex just five miles from the Manassas National Battlefield Park, fearing that urban sprawl and commercialism would ruin the area's historical sanctity. The plans were officially canceled in September of 1994.
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Damn them oxy got buddy rn, they got him BAD
